Recordings cut off at the start or end

Broadcasts, especially live events such as the News, can run overtime by a few minutes. Broadcasters can update the schedule to correctly reflect the actual start or end time of any live programming; however, this may not always be feasible given the dynamic nature of live broadcasts.

To compensate for this inevitability, by default Freeview Recorders would add a buffer (typically about 5 minutes) at the start and end of a programme where possible. However, if multiple recordings are scheduled back-to-back across multiple channels, the recorder may not always be able to apply the buffer and even though the recorder is starting and ending the recording correctly according to the broadcast schedule, the recordings may appear to be missing the start or end of the programme due to last-minute schedule creeps.

If you’d like to provide feedback about inaccurate start or end times of programmes, please contact the broadcaster directly with the time and date of the programme as well as programme title.

Network Status

UHF
All Good - Except Hamilton

Hamilton: The HNC transmitter is currently down, and Kordia technicians will be heading to the site.
There is no ETA from our field technician at this stage. Service was restored at 10:41

UHF
Satellite
All Good

If you've lost Sky Open (ch15), eden+1 (ch18), Bravo+1 (ch9) and Al Jazeera (ch20), please see here.

Satellite
Streaming
Some issues

Trackside 1 Stream: Some Panasonic TV's are having issues with audio on the Trackside 1 stream. This is being investigated.

Shine TV: Shine TV is currently having issues with their stream and are working on getting this resolved.

Streaming
EPG
All Good
EPG

Note: The UHF and Satellite network status info is provided directly by transmission providers and broadcasters.